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  • About
    • News
    • Staff
    • Core Team
    • ACT Team
    • DeafBlind Mentors
    • DBI Ambassadors
    • Collaborators
    • Partners
  • Training
    • → Login to DBI Moodle
    • Online Learning
    • Training Connections
    • DBI Institutes (DBII) >
      • Meet the 2018 cohort
      • Meet the 2019 cohorts
      • Meet the 2020 cohorts
      • DBII 2020 (applications closed)
      • DBII Participant Summary
  • Resources
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DeafBlind Interpreting National Training and Resource Center
Regional Resource Center with Deaf communities (RRCD)
​Richard Woodcock Education Center
Western Oregon University
345 N Monmouth Ave
Monmouth, OR 97361
dbi@wou.edu
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RSA Grant H160D160005. DBI is a grant funded by the US Department of Education RSA CFDA #84.160D, and is a project under the Regional Resource Center with Deaf communities at Western Oregon University.